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No Spikey
I’m not lying. I told you to contact me on Twitter and I will give you evidence of your Quindell saga. I will also disclose who my mate ‘C’ whom you met in London when this Quindell turned out a huge scam.
I have name and face.
You have shelter of this keyboard and forum. You and those 5 others are not here for no reason. You are short and I will repeat the same.
You trolled these boards enough. You are sore looser. Who clocks tens of thousands of posts writing about shares they are not invested. Why would you waste your time day or night? Because you not invested?
Ha ha ha
Finally it all comes out.
SPIKEY! you’re short CTAG 🤣🤣🤣
Now I know why you were so emotionally invested trying to play like you were neutral.
Is it possible to be bankrupt twice?
Asking for a friend 🤣
Phoenix, yes i am sure i have mentioned quindell on here and back in the day i made some trades in quindell. —. but that aside, you are simply lying through your teeth about me. …. no i didn’t lose money in quindell, no i didn’t short cloudtag, no, i have never been bankrupt, and i have no idea whatsoever what you are on about re your ‘mate’ C.
you are lying.
You been asking for evidence Spikey for how many short positions Spreadex has but you not willing to call. I can’t produce it for you.
But your Quindell saga I can unfold for you if you happy to ping me on Twitter.
I bet you won’t dare now. Your shorts in cloudtag will burn like others.
Happy days to all genuine holders here.
No spikey it’s not bizzare and untrue. You lost money in Quindell is a fact. Significant money. At least for you. You met my mate in London. I will only say his initial is C. He has plenty stories about your bankruptcy. You went long on Quindell and short on Cloudtag.
No one writes thousands of posts on a forum where they not invested. In fact in one of your old post here you even mentioned Quindell. I feel sorry for you.
For a Quindell part yes. But not for Cloudtag.
I’m happy to chat with you on Twitter. I have a name and a face. Not like some here including you.
Ah a green reply.
07:28, bizarre & untrue.
If that is the case, serves him right.
LSE should have banned him and the others on here for unjustified heckling for years.
Not doing a great job of moderating.
He lost serious money on Quindell that made him bankrupt.
That left him only with a broken keyboard and plenty free time.
They will have to find another share to troll and ridicule people.
It must have become a habit/ obsession with them now as they cannot stop posting their vile taunts.
Not a spiteful person but I do hope they get their grubby fingers burned but we will never know as we know their kind, they will never admit to it.
GLA genuine holders.
"When a company is delisted from the public markets or trading in that stock is halted by the listing exchange, traders may be unable to cover their short positions because the stock no longer trades. However, the original loan to the borrower is still on record, and can only be closed after shares are cancelled and DTC removes all positions in the shares from participants' accounts or, in the case of a trading halt, the halt is lifted. That process can take anywhere from a few days to months or even longer.
In the meantime, the borrower may continue to have to pay Hard-To-Borrow fees on the collateral market value based on the closing price of the last trading day. The minimum mark is £1 per share but can be much higher, depending on how and when the delisting or trading halt occurred."
Always good to quote the source. In this case https://www.ibkrguides.com/kb/article-2880.htm. Interactive Brokers LLC
A member NYSE - FINRA - SIPC and regulated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Headquarters: Two Pickwick Plaza, Greenwich, CT 06830, USA
If any NORMAL person can make 24-25,000 yes thousand posts on any platform they surely need a lot of help. This must be their sole source of life validation, must be? TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND posts! No girlfriend/boyfriend, mates or anything just a bulletin board for comfort with people you will never see. Man that’s a really sad and sorry state of affairs and life. Seek help and I’m being serious
Could you upload a screenshot of the email via a free image uploaded tool please? I did the same with my messages from HL a few weeks back, would be much appreciated 🙏
22:00, so you appear to be admitting that you do *not* have any independently verifiable public domain evidence.
typical CTAG stuff.
Seriously you think Spreadex will give you the print out of all the short positions in colour on a A4 sheet and rubber stamp the company logo and put a wet signature at the bottom so that a failed trader without a job can get a satisfaction of that evidence exists. Honestly matey get the needed treatment. And yes find the job too.
AWBA, not me that started up the shorts thread … it tends to be the enthusiasts who try to divert onto mythical ‘shorters’.
Feel free to post up any independently verifiable public domain info about sizes of currently extant shorts that you have from spreadex, then, phoenix?
Spikey why don’t you call Spreadex and get the exact number of shorts? I said numerous times here. But still keeps asking the same question. I feel sorry for you.
Yes you haha. Coming on a chat group for five years. Hahahaha
I got the nod from Spikey & Antha 🤣👍
And now the Oracle wants to divert attention to shorts 😂
Just leave and be done with make it a qk death not a slow one as the money rolls in
I’m with Halifax too. Got the nod from Howard
Fascinating, but still zero evidence that there are any significant outstanding short positions. —- any evidence, anyone?
Ok interesting
When a company is delisted from the public markets or trading in that stock is halted by the listing exchange, traders may be unable to cover their short positions because the stock no longer trades. However, the original loan to the borrower is still on record, and can only be closed after shares are cancelled and DTC removes all positions in the shares from participants' accounts or, in the case of a trading halt, the halt is lifted. That process can take anywhere from a few days to months or even longer.
In the meantime, the borrower may continue to have to pay Hard-To-Borrow fees on the collateral market value based on the closing price of the last trading day. The minimum mark is £1 per share but can be much higher, depending on how and when the delisting or trading halt occurred.